Episode 18:
DVD Talk with the Filmbuff: Saturday Morning Cartoons 1970s, Vol. 2 The Filmbuff takes a look at one in a series of Warner Bros' compilation set, Saturday Morning Cartoons as he takes a look at each show. Is this two-disc set worth being a part of your complete breakfeast?
Date And Time: 2011-09-03 11:18:33
Comment: HEY FILMBUFF! Filmation actually do have good animation in 1987 with Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night which in my opinion is BETTER than Disney! It starred Don Knotts and James Earl Jones to name a few. Check it out PLZ!
Name: Weirdproq
Date And Time: 2011-01-05 10:30:03
Comment: The Banana Splits Adventure Hour is on DVD, but only on a Region 2 DVD. Which means you can only watch it in Europe (Except for Russia, Ukraine and Belarus), Middle East, Egypt, Japan, South Africa, Swaziland, Lesotho and Greenland. The DVD has 36 Edited episodes on 6 discs as aired on Boomerang. Information from Wikipedia.
Name: Jordan
Date And Time: 2010-04-18 21:13:10
Comment: To FIlmbuff: Well batmite did appear in the Batman comics since 1959 and will always appear in the comics despite the now darker tone than the comics in 50's (i mean a lot darker then 50's and mid 40's comics)
Name: Morgan
Date And Time: 2010-04-14 21:04:05
Comment: I can't agree more. And this was not the last of Bat-Mite. He later re-appeared in a more respectful form in the new Batman series and voiced by Paul Rubens aka Pee Wee Herman.
Name: Jordan
Date And Time: 2010-04-13 22:07:56
Comment: I thought the new adventures of batman wasn't gonna be good, but after watching these clips this is as horrible as (ugh,) Batman And Robin
Name: Morgan
Date And Time: 2010-04-09 21:06:34
Comment: To Jordan: The answer is pretty obvious. Even the tv movie had an environmental message that was in your face.
Name: Jordan
Date And Time: 2010-04-09 17:34:31
Comment: To Filmbuff: dosen't Yogi's gang remind you captian planet with its environmental themes and cheesy villians?
Name: Morgan
Date And Time: 2010-03-24 17:09:28
Comment: Ok. This is the real Morgan. The true McCoy. Now, I can switch back to my regular name. Disregard the two here. I only respond if it's a question or an intersting comment. Now that I think about it, I think the one credited as Mohammad did this, oh well.
Name: Morgan "Filmbuff90"
Date And Time: 2010-03-23 16:05:31
Comment: That's it. I never responded to Marina's comment. Dear veiwers, who is this imposter? I ask of you. I swear it's not me. I have to change my Name every time when someone claims to be me when it's not me. I ask, who the hell is this man/women behind the computer posing as me? I DEMAND JUSTICE!!!!!! P.S. This happends again, and I'm taking my videos down. Starting with DVD Talk. I'm dead serious.
Name: Marina
Date And Time: 2010-03-16 21:54:36
Comment: well played.
Name: Morgan "Filmbuff"
Date And Time: 2010-03-15 21:14:26
Comment: Which Morgan is this?
Name: Nic Kramer
Date And Time: 2010-03-15 20:40:31
Comment: Um..... There were no actul Looney Tunes at this point. The last cartoon was released in 1969.
Name: Graham
Date And Time: 2010-03-15 20:38:19
Comment: In my opinion, the 70s were the worst decade for animation. The animation was jarringly stiff and simplistic (even more than the 60s), the premises and characters were recycled beyond belief, and even the poor Looney Tunes weren't safe from the effects (not that they were bad; they were just at their lowest quality during that decade). I agree that The Banana Splits was that decade's only saving grace--save for the animated segments. I'd never seen the show until I got Boomerang on digital cable a few years back, and it's actually one of the funniest shows I'd unfortunately missed out on as a kid.
Name: Mohammad
Date And Time: 2010-03-15 20:32:51
Comment: Amazing Video James